Donald Trump will host a summit in Miami with 15 Latin American leaders to discuss security, immigration, and China's influence in the region.

The President of the USA, Donald Trump, will host approximately 15 leaders from Latin America on Saturday in Miami, including Javier Milei from Argentina and Nayib Bukele from El Salvador, at a summit aimed at strengthening Washington's influence in the region. The meeting, which will present the 'Shield of the Americas' initiative, will focus on topics such as security, irregular immigration, and countering China's influence.

The invited leaders are ideologically close to Trump, while the leaders of Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia were not invited, suggesting a boycott of the Summit of the Americas organized by the OAS. The Trump administration has promoted a shift to the right in Latin America, intervening in elections and advocating for a national security strategy aimed at transforming the region into a sphere of influence for the USA. The summit will redirect media attention to the future of Venezuela and Cuba, in the context of rising tensions between Washington and Havana.